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Thanks don't put me on a pedestal! I'm not that pretty and I might fall off.     :-)

Thing of it is, I may seem a bit passionate about this subject because I am. This is stuff I missed my whole adult life and am just learning about it. I thought I thoroughly understood diabetes type II. I knew how to dial in my insulin level and monitor my blood to a Tee. Problem was I didn't understand it at all. I knew how to treat the symptoms of the disease, but not the disease itself.

I think it is very important information so wish to share it with others that may also have missed it. Along the way I learned about a number of other metabolic diseases. I don't claim all if it is correct. But I think a lot of it is. Everyone needs to do their own due diligence and decide what is best for themselves.

In one of the interviews one doctor told a story that goes something like this. At his medical school graduation in the graduation speech the head of the school told them that when they went out and practiced medicine in ten years half of what they learned in school would be proven wrong. The problem is they did not know which half. Learning is a process, not an end. A never ending process.

John